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Rohingya seeking rights, and #Nziswatching petition still active. Plus fundraising, management advice and more.

Posted on 27 August 2019

+ Rohingya still without rights two years on from exodus

August 25th marked two years since nearly 740,000 Muslim-majority Rohingya fled Rakhine State for Bangladesh, bringing the total who fled to almost 1…
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#nziswatching Advocacy for Syria, celebrating women humanitarians, Pacific Leaders Forum fallout, plus many upcoming events and more.

Posted on 20 August 2019

+ #NZiswatching

Eleven CID members launched a campaign to call on the New Zealand government to resume funding to Syria, and to keep the pressure on the Syria regime to prevent…
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Charities ask for New Zealanders' Help to get More Government Funding for Syria

Posted on 20 August 2019

Originally from Newshub, written by James Fyfe

There are calls for the Government to take action on the Syrian crisis and resume funding for humanitarian aid to the war-torn country.

In recent…
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New Zealand is Watching

Posted on 18 August 2019

New Zealanders Standing Together to Support & Protect Innocent Victims of the Syrian Conflict.Please sign our petition here

 




 

What this campaign is about:#NZisWatching…
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Press Release - Unprecedented collaboration by 12 CEOs as humanitarian disaster in Syria worsens

Posted on 18 August 2019

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19th August 2019 - World Humanitarian Day

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As the Syria crisis escalates, the heads of 12 New Zealand aid organisations have joined forces to call on the government to…
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